Local News
Real estate news in Boston

A letter of intent was filed by developer Pennrose in August seeking to create the development at 361 Centre St. site in Hyde Square.

Realtor.com selected the top 10 housing markets poised for growth in the new year based on housing and economic data in the 100 largest metros.

The Boston Planning & Development Agency is currently reviewing two Dorchester projects, which, if approved, would bring 174 housing units to the area.

Massachusetts officials have launched a new program to help first-time homebuyers in communities significantly impacted by COVID-19.

The projected year-over-year change in home sale transactions in the Boston-Cambridge-Newton region is -0.6%.

One hundred and fifty parcels of city land will be made available to developers to build these homeownership opportunities.

Boston came in at No. 36 in this year’s 2023 World’s Best Cities Report, a comprehensive annual study by Resonance Consultancy.

Warren Group CEO Tim Warren said last month had the fewest number of single-family home sales for the month of October since 2012.

The Procopio Companies’ CEO was named “Multifamily Biz Wiz.”

From January through October of this year, the Boston ZIP code had a median home sale price of $3.245 million, good for No. 27 in the U.S

Beantown rents remain high as they fall nationally

The Bay State housing market is cooling as sellers are holding off until conditions improve to sell their homes.

Coldwell Banker’s Richard Hornblower and Katelyn Kerins are bringing to market a new income-restricted development in Brighton.

Downsizing from a four-bedroom home to a two-bedroom home in the Boston area would save the typical homeowner nearly $275,000.

The recent sale of a luxury condo in Boston’s South End set a new record for the neighborhood.

The 44th edition of the in-depth forecast report examined 80 cities to determine trends in the real estate industry for 2023.